Steven Dutch, Natural and Applied Sciences, University
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| Peak | Elev. Feet | Elev. Meters |
| Harney Peak | 7242 | 2207 |
| Odakota Mountain | 7200+ | 2195+ |
| Bear Mountain | 7172 | 2186 |
| Crooks Tower | 7137 | 2175 |
| Terry Peak | 7071 | 2155 |
| Crows Nest Peak | 7048 | 2148 |
| Sylvan Hill | 7000 | 2134 |
| Flag Mountain | 6937 | 2114 |
| Laird Peak | 6905 | 2105 |
| Custer Peak | 6804 | 2074 |
| Cement Ridge | 6674 | 2034 |
| Weston County High Point | 6620+ | 2018+ |
| Inyan Kara Mountain | 6368 | 1941 |
| Mount Rushmore | 5725 | 1745 |
| Rankin Ridge | 5013 | 1528 |

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| Although Bear Mountain Lookout is only a little (70 feet) below Harney Peak in elevation, the western half of the Black Hills are covered with Paleozoic sedimentary rocks with a very gentle westerly dip and the topography is a high plateau with moderate relief. An easy if remote road leads to the lookout. |
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| This view northward shows the Paha Sapa escarpment on the horizon. |
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| Looking east toward Harney Peak |
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| Looking south along the Paha Sapa escarpment. |
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| Looking east toward the Needles and Crazy Horse scupture. |
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| Views of Harney Peak |
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| Looking southeast toward Mount Coolidge |
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| View west down the Paleozoic dip slope. |
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| Back country views north of Bear Mountain. |
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Below: 360-degree panorama from Bear Mountain Lookout, starting with Harney Peak on the east (left).

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